Eliphalet Ladd's abridgement of a leading English manual by Richard Burn, published for New Hampshire JPs in 1792, prefaces the regurgitation of Burn with this terse paragraph: "General search warrants are illegal.

Instead, Thackery Eliphalet Cinder, Yaramon's smarmy vice president and hatchet man, engages the public with the administration's relentless propaganda designed to placate the people into a sense of complacency, passivity and consumerism to the benefit of the decidedly pro-capitalist regime.

A seminal moment occurred after the Great New York Fire of 1835, when the company's president, Eliphalet Terry, drove a horse-drawn sleigh from Hartford to New York to personally pay policy-holders' claims.

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